Bilal Hassani

Bilal Hassani stops at Le 106 in Rouen on October 30, 2026. A pop figure born between francophone chanson, electropop and urban influences, he has carved out his path between studio and stage with a distinctive visual and sonic identity. Brought to public attention by The Voice Kids and then Eurovision 2019 with “Roi,” Bilal has since released Kingdom, Contre soirée and Théorème, three albums that map out a playground where balladry and electronic production meet. On stage, he draws from this repertoire to deliver songs about self-affirmation, intimate relationships and the construction of a queer identity, blending a clear voice, catchy toplines and club-ready beats.

The show promises to be a journey through his different periods: from the initial impulses of Kingdom to the darker, more nocturnal tones of Contre soirée, through to the synthetic textures of Théorème. Precision choreography, a strong sense of costume and pop energy support a staging tailored to the venue, where electro rubs up against French song without losing accessibility. Between anthemic choruses and more introspective moments, Bilal Hassani assembles a direct, sincere and precise set, designed as much to get people moving as to tell a story.